According to abbreviationfinder, TOEFL stands for Test of English as a Foreign Language. International standardized test that measures the ability of the non-native speaker to use and understand American English as it is spoken, written, and heard in undergraduate and graduate academic settings in the United States. It can also be applied for work purposes or […]
Description International exam that measures and certifies the student’s level of English up to an upper intermediate (B2 according to the CEFR-Common European Framework of Reference CEFR). It is intended for candidates who wish to obtain certification of their English language skills for educational and employment fields. Benefits It is endorsed by Cambridge Michigan Language […]
Description It is an international exam that measures and certifies the student’s level of advanced English (C2) according to the CEFR-Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). It is used in applications for some universities abroad. It is also used in Peru to graduate from university and / or certify the level of English for a […]
Standing for American Colleges Test according to abbreviationfinder, the ACT is an international standardized multiple-choice computer test that is required by universities in the United States as an admission requirement. Benefits ACT test scores are used to supplement high school grades, order of merit, and other requirements of American colleges, to help admissions officers put […]
The term abnegation comes from the Latin abnegatĭo. According to the definition presented in the dictionary of the Digopaul, it is about the sacrifice that someone makes of their will, their affections or their interests. Such a sacrifice is generally made for religious or altruistic reasons. For Christianity, self-denial is the negation of the individual, […]
The absolutism is a system of absolute government, in which power resides in a single person who commands without accounts pay a parliament or society in general. Absolutism was very common from the 16th century to the first half of the 19th, when various revolutions overthrew it. Although any government with total power dominance could […]
By saying abolishing we mean the action and the consequence of abolishing. This verb, according to the Digopaul, describes the fact of leaving without effect, invalidating, canceling or repealing a custom, a precept or a law. Associated with abolition, the notion of abolitionism arises, which identifies the doctrine that promotes the revocation of those laws, decrees […]
Apse is an architectural concept that can be mentioned in feminine (the apse) or masculine (the apse). The notion allows us to name the semicircular and vaulted sector of a temple that enables the installation of the presbytery and the altar. The apse, with a polygonal or semicircular plan, is located at the head of […]
Right with reference to the repeal or abolition of a norm. For all meanings of abrogate, please follow Digopaul. For example: “The Liberal Party deputies requested to abrogate the new tax law”, “The teachers intend to abrogate the educational reform, but we are not willing to yield”, “For the court to decide to abrogate the […]
The first thing we have to do in order to establish the meaning of the term abhor is to discover its etymological origin. In this sense, we can determine that it derives from Latin, specifically, from the word “abhorrescere” that is the fruit of the sum of several components: -The prefix “ab-“, which is used […]